WATCH: Ryan Zimmerman Breaks Open Game 4 with 3-Run Home Run

Who else could the Nationals call on to deliver a huge three-run home run, than Ryan Zimmerman?

“The Franchise” delivered with three-run blast to break open the Nationals lead in Game 4 of the NLDS to 5-1 over the Dodgers. He crushed a 1-0 fastball off Dodgers reliever Pedro Baez to clear the bases.

Ryan Zimmerman comes up HUGE for the Nats with a three-run shot!

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— SI MLB (@si_mlb) October 8, 2019

With the Nationals elimination, Game 4 could be Zimmerman’s final game in a Nationals uniform.

The club’s first draft pick since relocating to Washington, DC has battled through injury-played years in five of his last six seasons. That includes him being limited to 52 games this season due to plantar fasciitis.

There’s speculation given he is due a non-guaranteed $18 million in the final year of a six-year, $100 million deal next season, that this season will be his last with the Nationals.

Ryan Zimmerman, the longest tenured National, possibly in his final game with the team, just belted a game-changing 3-run HR.

One of the best dudes ever. Just a pro who has spent years coming back from one injury after another.

I love baseball..and I love all of you.— Grant Paulsen (@granthpaulsen) October 8, 2019

Ryan Zimmerman was 0-for-5 with 3 strikeouts in his career vs. Pedro Baez. He's now 1-for-6 with a 3-run homer. Nats lead 5-1 and this ballpark is going crazy.— Mark Zuckerman (@MarkZuckerman) October 8, 2019

RYAN ZIMMERMAN. THE GOAT.— RMNB (@rmnb) October 8, 2019

With his three-run blast in the fifth, Zimmerman showed he is not quite ready to close the door on his Nationals career.